Milwaukee Braves, Chicago White Sox
Press League Leaders With Hot Streaks
By FRED DOWN '
United Prtu International
The two Idunii the experts
aid lulghl he over the mill
may vct go over Ihe lop In
the major league pen mint
races, . i -
They're t h t Milwaukee
waves mid - the Chicago
White Sox nntl today their
blfulnu midsummer streaks
am pulling the heal on the
front-running Pittsburgh PI'
rulei end New York Yankeos
I lie Braves', seven-game
winning utiwak Inn moved
them to within a more half
Cume of the Plrales In Ihe
National League while the
While Sox' five-game drive
Inn lilted them to within one
game of the Yankee In Ihe
American league.
The Drives achieved, tlinlr
longest winning itreuk Dili
year when Warren Spahn seven-hilled
the St. I.oull Cardi
nal, 30, WcdncHdny night
and the While Sox made It
five In a row when Roy Sieve-is'
three-run homer powered
lhcnv to a 7-1 decision over
the lloiton lied Sox.
Dodgers Beat Plratei
The While Sox' cause re
ceived a solid booil when
the Cleveland Indium down
ed the Yankees, 8-6. and the
Braves advanced a full game
when the Los Angelei Dod
ger nut-scrambled the PI
raloi, 7-5, In 11 Innlngi.
(ilen Hobble's two-hitler
gave the Chicago Cuba a 4 0
victory but the ' Clnclnnutl
Iteda won the second game
of Ihe twonlghler, 4-.1. and
the Sun Francisco Giants de
feated the I'hllndelphla Phil
Ilea. 31, In the other Nation-
I league games. The Wash
ington Senator topped Ihe
Detroit Tigers, 8 0. and the
Kansas City Athletic nipped
the Baltimore Oriole. 4-3, In
other American league activi
ty. Spahn, who Blurted the sea
on In low gear like mol of
Yank 12 Games
Ahead of Pace
Of Babe Ruth
Cleveland HIPD - Outfielder
Roger Marl , of Ihe New
York Yankee I U game
head of Ihe pace et by Babe
Hufh In 11127 when he estab
lished the mn)or league rec
ord nf 00 homer In one sea
ami. Marl hit hi .1 1 .it homer of
the soason Wednesday night
In the Yankees' B2nd game.
Jtuth, en route lo hi record
In 11127, did not lilt hit 31t
homer until the Yankees' 04th
game.
Buth' bct homcr-produc-tlon
month In 1027 was Sep
tember, during which he hit
17 circuit blow.
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GIANT SCORES RUN San Kranclscu Gl
ant to Hressouti score irom Hiiro base in
drat Inning against Philadelphia I'hllllcs
baseball nine a throw from leftfielder John
Calllaon lo Ihe plate hll Brensoud (ball on
rtff fi V "j1 '.tin
t ?
7.- -4
tut
ground, righl). Bull was hit bv Willie Mays.
Phil's culclier I Cal Necman and Giant on
deck batter (30) I Orlando Ccpeda. Num
ber 41 I Chris Short. The Giant won 3-1.
(UPI Telcphoto)
his teammates, reached the
halfway point In his bid for
this IHIi 20-wln season with
the aid of solo homers by
Hank Aaron and Joe Adcock.
It was the 30-year-old left
hander's 40lh shutout and
277th victory In Ihe majors.
Ernie Broglio luffered his
fifth loss for the Cardinal.
Baumann Wins Sixth
Krank Baumnn shut out the
Red Sox over the lust five In
nings to win hi sixth game
for the 'White Sox. who lag-
gud BUI Monbouquetle for
six hits and four run In 3 1-3
Inning. Al Smith also hom
ered for the While Sox while
Krank Malzonc had three hits
for the Red Sox. It was the
10th win in 13 game for the
defending American league
champions.
The Dodgers won out in
their three and a half-hour
struggle with the Pirates
when rookie out-flelder Tom
my Davis hit a two-run homer
off Elroy Face In the 11th.
Hal Smith's second homer nf
the game tied the score for
the Pirate In the ninth and
both loam scored In the 10th
before Davl' winning lilt.
Jimmy Plenum and Harvey
Kuehn hit homer and Dick
Stigman choked off a Yankee
rally lnvthe eighth -inning to
give the Indians one victory
In their three -game aerie.
Mickey Mantle and Roger
Maris homered for the Yan
kee, Maris' 311 In the Yan
kees' 82nd game putting him
12 game ahead ot Babe
Ruth's record pace.
Hobbie had a perfect game
until Waily Post opened Cin
cinnati's eighth inning with a
clean single. Hobble then went
on lo gain his ninth victory.
Post also ruined rookie Jim
Brewer's major league start
ing dcbul with a three-run
homer that enabled Don New-
combe lo win his fourth game
for the Reds In the nightcap.
Sam Jones, aided by John
ny Antonelll in the ninth, beat
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PAGES 1 to 8
SffOMEKTTS:
MKDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1960
San Francisco Gets
Third Straight Win
By SCOTT BAILLIE
San Krancisco-iUPP - Don't
look now, but the San Fran
cisco Giants have won three
in a row and aimed for No.
4 today when Jack Sanford
(8-7) lanstcd with Philadel
phia's Robin Robert (3 0) In
a battle of veteran right band
ers. "We've been negative long
enough round here," coach
Salty Parker said after Wed
nesday's 3-1 triumph over the
Phillies. "It's high time we
won three In a row and
and five , . ."
"We're goln' after eight
straight, rumbled manager
Tom Siicelian, who Is enjoy
ing his greatest success since
he took over the staggering
club from BUI Rlgney last
month.
Sam Jones, now 12-9, fail
ed for the eighth straight time
to last the distance Wednes
day but had managed to get
within one out of a complete
game when Shechan waved In
southpaw Johnny Antonelll lo
pitch to pinch-hitter Lee Walls
with men on first and second.
Antonelll threw one pitch
and Walls bounced It back
lo third baseman Jim Daven
port for a game-ending force
out.
Sam was working on a shut
out when the ninth opened.
Then, with one down, left
fielder Dave Philly muffed
Pancho Hcrrcra's fly for a two
base error and the Phillies ln-
(iclder came home after ad
vancing on an infield out
when Orlando Ccpeda hobbled
Ken Walters' grounder for
another error. Jones got the
hook after he walked Bobby
Del Greco.
Until the ninth, Jones had
looked sharp as he struck out
eight and collected a single
in his cause.
The loss went lo Chris
Short, a rookie left-hander,
who gave up three runs lo
San Francisco during the first
two Innings.
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the Phillies for the fifth time
this season, and raised his rec
ord lo 12-0. Bob Schmidt had
two hits and drove In a run to
lead the Giants' six-hit attack.
Bill Short suffered his seventh
loss.
The Senators went Into fifth
place In Ihe AL as Faye
Throncberry drove In five
runs with a double and two
singles. Don Lee gained his
fifth win for the Senators,
who have scored 11 victories
In their last 14 garnet. The
loss dumped Detroit into sixth
place.
flay Hcbert scattered 11
hits and Marv Throncberry
hll his seventh homer for the
Athletics, who dealt Milt Pap.
pas his seventh setback. Her
bert, who hadn't won since
June 22, yielded a homer lo
Gene Stephens and was in
constant trouble, but was aid
ed by two key double plays.
I.INKHCOKKS:
National l.rxftir -
PhlliirlrlDhlA ono nor. noi i n n
Sn KrHnciftc-o 120 noo OOx 3 0 2
bhort, owrns a. Green S and
Neeman. Dalrymple 3. Jon'i. An
tonelll 0 and SchmMf Wlnn.r
Jonei 12-0. Loier Short 4-7.
SI. Lotilj OOO 000 0000 7 1
Milwaukee .. 110 loo oox 3 fl l
Brojlln. Baula s and Smith.
Smhn tn.a nM f-.n.i, i
Brnjlio 10-S. HB Adcock.
(lit tint!, twlllrhtt
Chlcaso .... 100 OOO 003 i 10 0
vincinrwu wu ouo OOO 0 3 3
Hobble 0.11 and Tapoe. Hook.
Henry a and Bailey. Loaer Hook
(7nd Hmfl
Chicago 001 001 100 3 s 1
Cincinnati . 301 OOO OOx 4 a l
Brewer, Freeman 5, EIton 7 and
and Dotterer. Bailey B. Winner
t-oier Brewer 0-1.
Hll Poat. will,
(11 Innlnti)
Pittshurvti nnn -inn rvti n -
Ul An. 010 020 100 12 7 IS 0
Wilt. Face 7 and Smith. Wl.
NlSi'.e?J'terk l0- Cralc II and
er face 5-J. HR Snider, Smith
2. Davia.
Amerli-an !
......... .,u .. .too a a 2
Detroit oil 200 2008 0 t
Woodejhlck. Lee 4. Moore 7 and
? .S' g,ui,n,n- Morian 7. Bruce
J and Wilaon. Winner Lee 5-3.
LfttPr Ri.nnin. m ... ... .
Maxwell. '
Boaton 000 loo 000 1 13 i
-iiu-ko U1I 203 OOx 7 10 !
Monbouquetle. Will, 4. Sturdl
van! . Caaale 7 and Nixon. Kern
...... u.u,.n a and Lollar.
Winner Baumann -4. Loer
STANDINGS
Dnllrd Praia International
NATIONAL LEAGUE
VI.
Pltlabursh 51
Milwaukee 40
Lob Aneelea ... 4S
HI. I.ouli 4ft
Hnn Franclico ,. 43
Cincinnati 40
Phllade Dh a ... 3A
Chicago 31
3S
34
30
41
S3
.12
(IB
Pel.
..103
..ifio :,
Ml .1
..123 S
..IIS fl'i
.471 I0(i
,30.1 17
.373 IJI'i
Thuradav'i fteaulti:
hnn tranciacn 3. Philadelphia I
t.-hirnir. 4 rinoinnaM l flat twl.
Illlily
CJnclnant! 4, Chlcaso 3 (2nd)
Milwaukee 3, St. Loula 0 (night)
Loi Aniilea 7. PlltBhiiroh a it I
Innlngi, night)
1'hurftdiiy'a Probable Pitcher!
liubiirgh at Loa Aneelea (n hrhti
Law (11-fl) va. Podrea (8-6).
Frlday'i lames
til. Loula at Clnclnall (night)
Milwaukee at Chicago
Philadelphia at Loa Anielea
(nighti
Pittsburgh at San Francisco
(nighti ,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
w. I.. Pet. r.n
New York
Chicago ....
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Boston
4S 34
, 40 37
40 37
. 4S 42
41 41
40 42
33 .11
Kansas City 31 .12
.13.1
.570 1
..154 21,
..133 . 4
..100 7
.488 A
,103 10
.373 17!,
Wednesday's Itellllts
Washington 6, Detroit 6 '
Cleveland 8. New York S (night)
ChicaifO 7. Boston 1 Ininhti
Kansas City 4, Baltimore 3 (night)
Thursday's Probable pltcbers
Kansas City at Washington (night)
Detroit at Baltimore (nighti
Chicago at New York (night)
Cleveland at Boaton (night)
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W.
Spokane . .1R
Sacramento 32
Salt Lake 49
Tacoma 50
SeatUe 47 4R
Vancouver . . 43 .12
San Diego 43
Portland
.15
... 38 54
Pet.
,ioa
,142
J33
.329
.405
.453
.439
.413
GB
S'i
8(j
7
10
14
13'i
17!,
Salt Lake 5. Sacramento 4
Portland 7, Spokane .1
Vancouver 4. ScalUe 3
Tacoma 8, San Diego 6 -
Thursday's Probable Pitchers
Vancouver (Navarro 4-91 at
Seattle (Palica 7-6i.
bait Lake (Parsons 7-3l at Sacra
mento (Singleton 8-4).
Portland iCriflin 2-11 St Spokane
(Rakow 6-4).
ban Diego (unannounced) at Ta
coma (unannounced).
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
Lewiston ..........
Salem
Yakima
Trl-City
Wenatchee . ....
W. I.. Pet. GB
13 9 .330
12 10 ,14.1 1
11 11 .500 2
11 12 .478 2i
10 11 .478 2'j
13 .409 4
Wednesday's Results
wenatchee e. Yakima 1
Salem 6. Eugene 4
Lewiston 16. Trl-City 2
New York .... 002 000 220 a 12
Cleveland . , 020 114 OOx a 11 n
Dltmar. Terry 0 Gahler 8. Duren
B and Berra. Bell, Bhgga 8. Stig
man a and Fnilea. Winner Bell 9-7.
Loser Dltmar. im Pierisll, Mar.
is, Kuenn, ManUe.
League Leaders
United Press International
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Player & Club G. AB It B
.Mays. s.r n 323 68 tin
Clmnte, Pgh. 83 330 34 106
Groat. Pgh. . 87 378 33 121
Aahburn. Chi. 83 3MB Bl 98
Howard L A. 38 22.1 38 70
White. St. U. 83 333 S4 103 -
Skinner, Pgh. 86 334 63 103
Bruton.- Mil. SI 352 62 107
Adcock. Mil. 71 267 20 at
Cnghm. SI. L. 82 313 43 95
Larry Jansen Superb in First
1960 Hill Chore for Beavers
By PETE COLEMAN
United Press International
Larry Jansen, who notched
his first Pacific league pitch
ing victory 19 years ago, made
his initial 1960 appearance
Wednesday night and didn't
look one bit like a man who
celebrated his 40th birthday
only five days ago. .
Jansen, a 30-game winner
in the PCL in 1946, came on
In the fourth inning for Port
land and pitched six frames
of one-hit relief ball as the
Beavers dumped Spokane 7-5.
The performance was made
even more superb by the fact
that it was against the league
leading Indians, a solid hitting
bunch that had won eight
straight going into the con
test. -
Elsewhere Wednesday night
Salt Lake City continued its
drive toward the top by edg-
Maids Bill
Salt Lake
Rogue Valley Dairy Maids
will oppose one of the top
women's Softball clubs in the
country on Monday night,
July 25, in one of the dia
mond highlights of the season
at Memorial Stadium, White
City.
Rival of the Maids will be
the Salt Lake City Sham
rocks. The Utah learn was the
champ of its region last year
and this season won two of
five games against the barn
storming Lind Florists. Salt
Lake will come here after a
swing through California.
Information is still being
awaited on personnel of the
Shamrocks.
The Maids have a Saturday
night twinbill at Bremerton,
Wash. .---
FINE FRED HUTCHINSON
Cincinnati - MPD - Manager
Fred Hutchinson of the Cin
cinnati Reds has been fined
$50 for a post-game argument
with Umpire Dusty Boggess
last Saturday in Pittsburgh.
Ing Sacramento, 5-4. Vancou
ver held off late Seattle
threats to ease by the Rain
iers, 4-3, and Tacoma rallied
behind reliever Sherman
Roadblock Jones to defeat San
Diego, 8-6.
Scores 100th Win
Jansen, who started the sea
son as a non-playing coach,
got the win, his 100th in PCL
play, when the Beavers came
from behind with a three-run
rally in the seventh inning
Don Taussig drove in the
clincher with a single and
scored later himself on Milt
Graff's double to left.
Taussig had four RBIs for
the night, the other three com
ing on a three-run single in
the third.
Salt Lake got its win when
Ken Toothman singled home
two tallies In the top of the
ninth. Reliever Art Swanson,
who came on in the sixth, gave
Sacramento a marker in the
bottom of the inning, but
stopped the rally one run
short to take his third victory
in seven decisions.
Hank Mitchell hit a solo
homer for the Bees earlier.
The Vancouver Mounties
scored single runs in the first,
sixth, seventh and eighth in
nings to take a 4-1 lead over
Seattle but had to use three
relief pitchers In the final two
cantos to save the victory.
The Ralniers scored twice
in the bottom of the eighth on
Rudy Regalado's double and
loaded the sacks with one out
in the ninth bofore righthand
er Al Barth finally put out
the fire. Ray Barker had
bases empty homer for the
winners.
Jones came in for Tacoma
during a four-run San Diego
rally in the fourth, put out the
fire and had the Padres eating
out of his hand the rest of the
way.
The Giants won It In the
bottom of the frame with a ,
three-run outburst highlighted
by Frank Reveira's double.
LINESCORES:
Portland ........ 013 000 3007 1,1 1
Spokane 200 300 000 .1 11 4
McMlnn, Jansen (4) and Wester
feld; Semproch. Churn (3), O'Don
nell (9) and Brumley.
Salt Lake 000 201 002 S 7
Sacramento ..000 201 001 4 10 a
Giel, Swanson (6 and Hall; Ray
mond, Fox (7i, . Gorin (9) and
Barragan. -
Vancouver .. 100 001 1104 tt 0
SeatUe 000 100 0203 8 0
Nichols, Paine 8), Baczewskl (8),
Barth (9) and White; Rippelmeyer.
Rudolph (8), Wleand (8) and Zim
merman, . .
San Diego ..,100 400 0006 11 1
Tacoma 320 300 OOx 8 13 3
Peters, Barnes (4 Podblelan (4),
Hobaugh (81 and Carreon; Choate,
Jones (4) and Revelra. . -
COOL CLEAN SUMMER COMFORT
EES
Ti r-r-u'MWFni
n.M.nu.i'j ffl tt. i fj.r. ili-sim;- , .
DICK KNIGHT CO.
8th at Riverside - Medford
Baltimore .. OOI OOO oil ,1 II 3
Kansas City 002 110 OOx 4 7 0
riPfl,. nor 11 7 and Trlandos.
Herbert 4. in mnA t n ,
Jack Meyer Out
Rest of Season
Philadelphia - (UPD - A 10-
weck recuperation period has
sidelined pitcher Jack Meyer
of the Philadelphia Phillies
for the remainder of the season.
The 28-year-old right-hand
er was discharged from Jef
ferson hospital Wednesday
after undergoing surgery for
a slipped disc in the lower
spine. Doctors prescribed a
10-week rest In which he
must wear a custom-made
corset to protect his back.
Meyer expected to be able
to start throwing lale in Sep
tember but the season will
end before he works himself
inlo shape.
WEISS HAS 4,125
Ocden. Utah - RnllinB In
the sixth annual Maxie Kosof
World Endurance classic at
Paramount Bowl here, Roger
Weiss. Medford. Orp. nnslnri
a score of 4,125 In the men's
20-game singles handicap, in
cluding a 279 game. Donald
Pigg, Medford, recorded a
3,986.
AMERICAN
Power, cleve.
Smith. Chi. .
Minoso, Chi.
Skowr'n, N Y.
Runnels. Ban.
Maris. N Y. ,
Kucnn, Clrve.
Sievcrs, Chi.
Piersall. Clev.
Geiger, Bsn.,
LEAGUE
77 301
83 324
86 323
78 289
81 31.1
70 293
79 301
06 210
74 2.1.1
71 223
30 07
SO 104
S3 104
30 02
42 7.1
29 SS
Pet.
.341
J21
-J20I
.318
311
.300 I
.108
.304
.303
J02
.122
.321
.320
J1S
.314
.314 I
.302
.301
.294
.293
Runs Batted In
American league Maris. Yan
kees 76; Skowron, Yankees 64;
GcnUle. Orioles 60; Minoso. White
Sox 35; Mantle, Yankees 53.
.National lliu e Banks. Cubs
78; Aaron, Braves 73; Mays, Giants
67; Cepeda. Giants 61: Boyer,
Cards 57; Mathews, Braves 57.
Home Runs
American league Marts. Yankees
31; ManUe. Yankees 23; Lemon,
Senators 21: Cotavito, Tigers 19;
SkowTon, Yankees 16.
.National league Banks. Cuhs
26: Aaron. Braves 26: Bo.ver. Cards
20; Mathews, Braves 19; Mays. Gi
ants 18.
Pitching
American league Coates. Y a n-
kecs 9-1; Turley, Yankees 6-1:
Stobbs. Senators 6-2; Perry, Indians
10-4; btaicy, wmte box -4.
National league WtUiams. Dodg
ers 9-2; Farrell. Phils 7-2; Buhl.
Braves s-3; Burdelte, Braves lu-4.
DEFENDER ADVANCES
Portland HOT - Defending
champion Dick Estey and this
years medalist, Tom Lilje
holm, won third round mat
ches in the Portland city golf
championships at Eastmore-
land Wednesday. Estey, of the
Columbia . Edgewater club,
scored a birdie three on the
19lhe hole to defeat James
Fick of Rose City, one-up, In
the day's other top match, Lil-
jehoim of Waverley defeated
Howie Hilton of Eastmore
land, 7 and 6.
LA Subdues Pirates
In 11-lnning Tilt
Los Angeles (UPD - The Los
Angeles Dodgers, making a
run at the National league
leaders, go after their third
straight win over Pittsburgh
tonight after having bor
rowed a leaf from the Pirates
by beating them In extra in
nings last night,
Rookie outfielder Tommy
Davis slammed a two-run
homer In the bottom of the
11th to bring the Dodgers a
7-5 victory.
The win moved Los An
geles to five games from the
league lead, which Pittsburgh
held by a half-game margin
over Milwaukee,
For tonight's game, Johnny
Podres, 8-6, lakes the mound
for the Dodgers against Vern
on Law, 11-5, who has beaten
Los Angeles twice this sea
son without a loss,
Ends In 11th '
Prior to last night, the Pi
rates had won eight out of
10 extra-Inning , games and
looked like they would take
another when they went
ahead 5-4 in the top of the
10th. But the Dodgers tied it
up and Davis put it away in
the 11th.
Davis came into the game
in the 10th lo run for Frank
Howard and remained at cen
ter field.
"It looks like he did a pret
ty good job taking over for
Howard," manager Walt Al
ston said after the game. "I
didn't like to take out How
ard, but I felt I needed Da
vis' speed after Frank led
off with a hit In the 10th."
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